My two most recent blog posts, on public registers in Spain: buff.ly/3S4Zum0 and buff.ly/46OCoEq
Some great advice here. Thanks, Rebecca!
How Can ES-EN-ES Legal Translators Learn Law? (Some suggested "Tools of the Trade") #legalEnglish #inglésjurídico #españoljurídico #legalSpanish #traducciónjurídica #legaltranslation #legallanguage #lenguajejurídico rebeccajowers.com/2020/07/20…
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Reminder for MET members: our first MET Conversation is this Wednesday at 19:00 CEST. The topic? Learning in lockdown. More info on the website (login required) and in this morning's mailout. See you online on Wednesday! ow.ly/agM450ACmms
Fantastic paper by Àlex Levin Canal comparing contracts in Spanish and US law: ow.ly/Bzyg50AA8cW. Great resource for legal translators.
New blog post: Dilemmas of style that come up when translating legislation into English. #legaltranslation ow.ly/a94150AqqLz
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Gutted that METM is off this year? Us too. Here’s a little something to perk you up: #METMRevisited, our free online autumn event for members. Join us in October for 5 classic METM talks, brought to you live via Zoom. Find out more here: ow.ly/r4NN50AmFSz
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Style matters. At #METM20, we want to hear what role it plays in your translation and editing work. Join us in San Sebastián next October to talk about "The Style Issue". The call for proposals opens in January. metmeetings.org/en/presentat…
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New blog post on contract translation: How to translate de una parte and de otra parte in English ow.ly/yJ6M50xvsFc
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More sound advice from legal translator @Rob_Lunn. Missed posts 1, 2 or 3? You'll find all the links at the bottom of post 4. #xl8 #legaltranslation
4th post on translating notary terms: Is “deed” a good translation for escritura pública? ow.ly/RbVd50wSdir #legaltranslation
4th post on translating notary terms: Is “deed” a good translation for escritura pública? ow.ly/RbVd50wSdir #legaltranslation
3rd post on translating notary terms: How to translate the names of Spanish public-form notarial acts into English. #legaltranslation ow.ly/HcnJ50wzDch
A tough Monday, definitely a case of METM-lag. But well worth it :) #METM19
New post: Translating notary terms 2: What are public-form and private-form notarial acts? ow.ly/vZ6H50vPoCB
New blog post: Translating notary terms 1: What do notaries do? ow.ly/SPBX50vqSzk
Recent post: Training for legal translators. Part IV. Make at least one big study commitment. ow.ly/Aqtu30nK5SB
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Quick reminder: the #METM19 call for proposals closes on 28 Feb. Thank you to everyone who has submitted a proposal so far. Keep 'em coming! bit.ly/2GnrBbg
The #METM19 call for proposals is now open! In Split, we want to hear how your work makes a difference and how you help your clients get their message across. Full details on how to submit a proposal: ow.ly/AWVn50k9BPl
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#METM18 participants, we'd love to hear your thoughts on our conference in our survey (link in your inbox). METMs are a team effort, so thank you all for your contribution, big or small. 📸: Girona, David Borrat, Arxiu Imatges PTCBG-6-1024X683 (fotos.costabrava.org)
Slides and references from the talk on notary terms I did at #METM18 ow.ly/kdEF30mc5NF








